hikaruchan on 29 December 2010
Mr Khan said:
Nah. Sama denotes a "lord" or "master." "San" would be appropriate in your instance, but kun was more fun to read :) |
Actually sama just means an older person you have respect for or your superior like for example I refer to Miyazaki Hayao san as Miyazaki Hayao sama because I hold him in the highest respect. kun is always for addressing younger people to use kun alt of context is seen as an insult.
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